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in answer, the ‘hﬂnﬂlﬂlﬁ pointed Jill beyond the frotiiiiig suit that iiiarked the position ol‘ the reet‘ constituting one of the strpngholdki main defenses. Away beyond it. a iiiile or so distant, a sail was stand.

. iug out to sea.

"Ther fsiio so." he said. “The reach-man gazed and star-

The half-caste shrank terrified before his fury. “Then up anchor. and let us after the Dutchman." he crlcd. ‘ “Slowly- csvlain. What's that?" Phore was a restraining hand upon his shoulder, and the broad face oi his lieutenant Oalrusac. a burly. e-niious Breton scoundrel. was stol .illy confronting him, "A Dutch brig!" said be. “Impossible! We iillUl-lld never be allowed."

"And who the devil will us?" Lcvessour was imazcnient. and fury.

“For one thing. there's your own rrew will be none too willing. For mother, there's Captain Blood.“

curo nothing for Captain Blood." '

“But it is necessary that you ilioiild. lie has the power, tin: weight of metal and oi tncn, and, ii l know him at all, he'll sink us ‘be 'orc he'll suffer interference with, the Dutch. lie has his own views oi prlvateeriiig- this Cupiain Blood is l warned you."

Cursiiig in his soul, and even bc~

delay between

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{ore the‘ anchor was weighed, the association into which he hail en- tered, he was already studying ways of evasion. What Cahusac Tmplicd wiis truc: ‘Blood would never suffer vlolonce- to bewlone in his ivrcseni-e to- n Dutchman.‘ But ‘t. might be done in his absence: ‘lilll, being done, Blood must I19!“ force condone it.‘ since itwouid then be too late to protest.

Witliln tho hour the Arabella and Ln Foudre were boating-out to sea together. Without understanding the change of plan involved, Cap- taln Bloodpnevertheless. speciﬁed It, and weighed anchor before the imphliitodufma‘ upon perceiving his iissoclateto dose. . » - » ;

All day tho.Dutch ‘brig was in sight. though-by evening ﬁlled!" dwindled to the nierest speck on the northern horizon. The 939"?" proscribed for-Blood aniriievasscur my eastward along the ﬂvrtlwr" iilitircs n!‘ lllﬂllﬂlliilln- i T9 ma‘ course tho Arabella continued t0

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‘ . ' ‘\- . .l V. SOROOBE. A8 A SOY (Drawing: t Same as title), Scrooge. with ,the Spirit of

Christmas Past, saw a boy all alone

in a school room, when the, other

[gllowg had gone home ~for the

Christmas Holidays. The boy was

crying and so was Scrooge because

he knew that the boy was his very

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little girl came into the school

room and wrapped her arms around

the lonely they. it was Sorooges

little sister, Fan, dead these many years. She had come to iii-in; hi?!‘ brother home for Christina and it had been such a merry Chilli- mas-

"Tillie me away. Spirit." pleaded gel-dogs. But the Spirit took him along the long road of his 988i. l0!‘ years and years. finally bringing him back home. where Screen "In modiately fell asleep. He waked up in the middle of s prodlaiousiy tough snore and knew withoutpevon looking that the clock was just about to strike ONE min and llwi he had slept twenty-four MON hours. l-io was right, the clock did strike one and Scrooge waited. with his knees knocking together.

(What made his knees knookf Read tomorrow's scene: It toils.)

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the darkness hnd struck away to the noltheast with every rag oi canvas on her yards.

Civhusac had attempted yet iigulu i" Protest against this.

"The devil take you." Lovassour had answered him. "A ship's u ship. be she Dutch or Spanish. uni] Bhllili RN 011i‘ llrescnt iiccd. That will suffice for tho inon."

Dawn found Ln Foudre close on the Dutchman's heels, not ll mile astern, and the sight of lier ‘vet-y evidently ﬂustercd the Jongvrouw. They sent a warning shot across hcr bow. Tho Jongvrouw veered. JllUWUil them her rudder, and open- ed flro with her stern chasors. The iinail shot went. whistling through La Foudrci-i shrouds with sonic slight damage to licr canvas. Five minutes alter that they wore board and board, the Joiigvouw hold tight in the clutches oi‘ Lii b‘audre‘s gfllpﬂ0l$1llld the bucczi- ncers pouring noisily into lici- waist.

g Tin,- Dui.chman’s master, purple ill the lacc. stood forward to hcurd the pirate, loilowcd closely by an elegant. pale-faced young gentle‘ iiiafi in whom Levasecur recognized his brother-ln-law oicct. ~

“Captain Lcviisscur. this is an outrage for which you sliiiil bc made to answer. Wliut do you seek aboard my ship?"

“At first lsougiitoniythzit which belongs -to mo, something ot‘ whicii I am bclng robbed. But since you chose wiir and opened llrc on mo with some damage to my ship illltl loss of llfc to five oi‘ my nicn, war it is, and your ship a prize of war."

From the quarter rail Mzideiiioi- iclle d'0regoii looked down with glowing eyes in breathless wonder upon her well-beloved hero. Glori~

‘ills. beautiful. He saw her, and with a glad shout sprang towards hcr. Tile Dutch master got in his way with hands upheld to arrest his progress. Lcvziascur did not stay to argue with him; he was too impatient to reach his mistress. Ho swung the poleiixe that he ciir- rled. iindthe Dutchman went down in blood with a.cloven skull. Thi- eager lover stepped across the body and came on,hls countenance ioyousiy alight. But iiiiiilcmoisolli: was shrinking now. in horror. in a bound her well-beloved was bo-

wilhln his‘ embrace. which would not be denied: a. look of dread liiid come to temper the normal iirro- ganco of her almost perfect face.

“Why, why did you kill him?"

He laughed as a hero should; and answered her heroically, wl-tli the tolerance of a god for the moral to whom he condescends: “lie stood between us. Let his death be n sym-bol. a warning. Let all who would stand between us mark it and beware."

It was so splendidly terrific. tlio ilostiire of it was so lli'0illl iinil lino and his magnetism so compel ling. that she cast her silly tremors nntl yielded herself freely, intoxi- cated. to his fond embrace. Tlicrc- after hc swung her to his shoulder. and stopping with ease beneath

_ that burden, bore her in ii sort of

triumph. lustily cheered by his men, to the deck-of his owii ship. llor inconsiderate brother might have ruined that romantic scene but f'or the watchful Ciihusac, who quietly tripped him up, and then trussed him like a fowl. Thereafter, what time the (‘up tnln languished in his lady's smilt‘. within the ca-bin, Cahiisac was dealing with the spoils of‘ war. The Dutch crow was ordered into the longbont. and hidden go to tho devil. Fortunately, iis they mini- bored fewer than thirty. the iniig~ boat. although perilously over-crow- ded, could yet contain them. Next. Cahusac having inspected the cur- go, put the quarterniastcr and ll score of men aboard the Jongvroiiw and left her to follow La Fouilrc, which he now headed south lortlic Leeward islands. The lady's brother was presently conducted to the cabin. The Cap- lillll rose to receive him, bending his stalwart height to avoid strik- ing the cabin roof with his head. Mademoiselle rose, too. “Why this?" she asked Lcvzis- seiir. pointing to her brother's pinioned- wrists. "i deplore it," said he. "l dcsli-c it to end. Let M. d'0regon give me his parole ' " “i ,give\yqu nothing." ‘iﬂenri, this is foolish! You are not behaving as ‘my brother. You

“Little fool! Don't you perceive your wicked folly in the harm it has brought already‘! Lives have been lost ——men have tiiod— that this monster might overtake you. And don't you yet realize where you stand-in the power of this beast- of this cur born in a kennel and bred in thieving and murder?" l-le might have said more. but that Lavasseur struck him across the mouth. Mademoiselle suppress- ed a scream. as the you-tn stagger- ed back under the blow.

"You see." lie said simply. "He

strikes s ‘man whose hands are

bound."

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There will be sold by Public Anc- tlon, in front of the Law Courts Building. in Charlottetown, iii Queens couiity- in Prince Eilwiiril island. on Monday. the 29th day oi December, A. D., 1924. at twelve n‘- clook noon, ALL TllAT pnrcel of land, situate, lying and being on Lot Thirty-six. in Queen's County aforesaid. bounded and described as follows, that rls to siiyz-Cnm- menoing on the west side of the Monaghan Road. at the suiiioast farm.

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